Rosie Bell Loves to model!
It has been snowing for 2 days.
I do not mind, I love the snow
and it does not stop us from getting out.
It is so beautiful and
sparkles like tiny diamonds.
Do You love or hate snow?
Maximo Loves to Model, too.
See his smile!
I was playing with some
left over chunky variegated yarns,
yesterday
and designed a fun Dog Collar.
And I want to share it
with you today.
I designed this collar for any size dog,
Cat, pet or even human!
Chunky Knit Dog Collar
- Knitting Pattern
By Sara Sach
Rosie's collar
Skill: Easy
Materials:
Knitting needles - Straight Needles US13 - 9mm
Yarn - Chunky (6) -
15 yards - more or less depending on size.
I used
Charisma By Michaels
Yarn Needle
Tape measure
Stitches and Terms:
Cast On - (CO)
Bind Off - ( BO)
Knit - (k)
Purple - (p)
Together (tog)
Make 2 (M2)
Gauge/Measuring/Sizing - 3 sts=1inch
Getting Started:
Measure your Dogs Neck, add 1 inch.
dog neck is 9 inches+1= 10 inches
Pattern:
R : 1 - Cast on 3 sts per inch + 1 inch( 3 sts)
Add or subtract sts in 3 st increments.
For a 9 inch dog neck cast on 27 sts + 3 = 30 sts.
R : 2 - k 1st 2 sts, *ktog the next 3 sts, m2*
Repeat from * to * across, k the last 3 sts
close up of the collar
R : 3 - p all sts,
R : 4 - k all sts
If you want the collat thicker, just repeat
R : 3 and R : 4 until the thickness you desire.
R : 5 - BO odd
leaving a 12 in tail of yarn.
Place the ends tog, Use that tail of yarn to
Sew the ends together.
Maximo's Collar
See how easy that is.
It is super Easy to make and a fun
way to use of your left over yarns.
You could even use 2 strands
of WW(4) yarns
for a really interesting look.
I love a slip on decorative collar
for my pooches.
They love them too.
It is a way for added warmth,
they stay on and
there are no buttons,
Velcro or buttons to fuss with.
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